No Time for Caution: An "Interstellar" Podcast

This week, Andy welcomes his fiance Emily to discuss huge news: the rumor that Warner Brothers is developing an “Interstellar” sequel. Andy explains how they could make it work (and how they could ruin it). He also compares “Blade Runner 2049” to “The Last Jedi” and names his most hated Hallmark actor.

This week, Andy welcomes writer/artist Narwhal to discuss Christopher Nolan.  Andy and Narwhal talk about the docking scene, emotion versus plot, and how Nolan draws you in.  They also cover Quentin Tarantino, Narwhal’s writing process, and why video games and comics are “real” art.  Then Andy pins down Narwhal on life’s key question: what is love?

Narwhal is the creator of Earthbound, an epic sci-fi comic book.  Pick up the hardcover on Indiegogo: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/earthbound-ft-hardcover.

We’re back, baby! This week, Andy welcomes Dimitri to discuss similarities between the tesseract scene and a psychedelic trip. It’s a free-wheeling exploration of spirituality, astral plains, human frailty, good and evil, and extraterrestrials.

This week, Andy tries an experiment: recording a podcast with someone who just finished the movie. Andy and Erik discuss pacing and dialogue, Matthew McConaughey, and the reality of our reality. Also, Andy grinds the show to a halt with a bizarre story about time travel.

This week, Andy celebrates Interstellar’s one-year anniversary with a discussion of evil, good, and love. He also speculates on how Siri could’ve ruined the moon landing and shares the real-life event that shaped his deep connection with the film. Happy belated birthday, Interstellar!

This week, Andy and Tim discuss whether TARS and CASE are sentient beings. They also cover the robot apocalypse, the future of invasive advertising, jerk kids who spill chili, and Tim’s budding career as a vaudeville performer for senior citizens.

I’m pleased to share the first edition of No Time for Caution: An Interstellar Podcast.  This semi-regular feature is a work in progress, technologically and otherwise.  Please let me know what you think.  My goal is to explore all things “Interstellar” with both unflinching sincerity and a heavy dose of humor.

Episode 1: “The Interstellar Theater Experience”  explores the movie’s most emotional moments, why Interstellar matters to me, and some of my best (and worst) experiences watching it in the theater.

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